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AP Government Jeopardy Political Parties VotingPublic Opinion Liberal, Moderate, or Conservative

This party tends to have the most support from Conservatives Republican

This party is socially liberal Democrats

A Jewish person would most likely support this party Democratic

This party is more likely to favor lower taxes Daily Double Republican

A Christian Fundamentalist with a Masters Degree would most likely vote for this party Republican

About this percentage of all eligible voters actually vote About 50%

People who vote and do nothing else are known by this moniker Voting Specialists

African Americans with equal education and income to whites vote at this rate when compared with whites More than

This law made it easier for people to register Daily Double Motor Voter

These four Amendments expanded voting rights 15, 17, 19, 26

The government cannot always reflect public opinion because public opinion is always doing this Changing

When people hear about poll results it may change their views, otherwise known as this effect Bandwagon

Public Opinion polls may be inaccurate because of the way these are worded Questions

Public opinion is difficult to determine because there are many of these in society Publics, or groups

The importance or relevance of an issue to a voter is known as this Salience

Lower taxes and more military spending Conservative

Pro-Choice, but with parental consent and no partial birth abortions Moderate

Supports the use of School Vouchers Conservative

Supports Affirmative Action Liberal

Supports legalization of marijuana for medical purposes only Moderate